That's TV TV Guide

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s

Rigsby asks Philip for a native charm to help him seduce the delectable Ruth - but his dreams of a romantic liaison soon go up in smoke. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington

Harold scrapes together enough cash to open an account at a local bank, and immediately sets about trying to con the manager into giving him a huge loan. Classic comedy, with Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Thelma goes back to live with her mother, leaving Bob to bemoan his fate. Comedy, with James Bolam, Rodney Bewes and Brigit Forsyth

A sudden staffing crisis leaves Arthur with no choice but to employ his nephew Ray to help him sell cut-price cars from Brussels - his idea of entering the European market. Drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

Mick forces his family to enter a pub quiz with a big cash prize, and is shocked to win the money. A furious Oracle demands a recount - and turns nasty when his request is refused. Madge fails to keep quiet after Kate tells her about Martin's infertility, and Donald tries to reassure Gavin about Troy

The Garveys take a trip to the beach, where a cash-strapped Mick falls victim to a con, and later receives even worse news from a mystery photographer. Martin tells Kate he thinks her fling with Mateo has livened up their relationship, and the Oracle decides it's time he stopped going on holiday with his mother. Comedy, starring Steve Pemberton and Johnny Vegas

Kev and Veronica throw a party, during which Frank takes a call from social services and forgets to tell them until hours later. After rushing to make the house respectable, they learn their application has been more successful than expected, as they are now responsible for sullen 10-year-old Eric. The couple's trial as foster parents ends badly when their charge is rushed to hospital next morning

When Chrissy receives two tickets for a Frank Sinatra concert, everyone wants to be her friend. Comedy, starring Paula Wilcox

Lecturer Jeremy Brown takes up his new appointment to teach English to a disparate collection of foreign students, but first has to resolve a religious argument between a Pakistani and a Sikh. Comedy, with Barry Evans

Mick forces his family to enter a pub quiz with a big cash prize, and is shocked to win the money. A furious Oracle demands a recount - and turns nasty when his request is refused. Madge fails to keep quiet after Kate tells her about Martin's infertility, and Donald tries to reassure Gavin about Troy